Jakarta police: The Indonesian bombings are suspected to have been carried out by a lone perpetrator and are not linked to any terrorist organization.

Domestic News: 1. Ministry of Transport: Suspends collection of special port fees from US vessels for one year. 2. Five departments: Adjust the "Catalogue of Controlled Chemicals for Export to Specific Countries (Regions)". 3. National Development and Reform Commission and National Energy Administration issue guiding opinions on promoting the consumption and regulation of new energy sources. 4. China Passenger Car Association: Wholesale sales of new energy passenger vehicles reached 1.621 million units in October, a year-on-year increase of 18.5%. 5. Did the FBI Director visit China last week and discuss the fentanyl issue with Chinese officials? Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Not aware of the situation. 6. China Gold Association: Gold bar and coin consumption reached 352.116 tons in the first three quarters, a year-on-year increase of 24.55%. 7. From 24:00 on November 10, the domestic retail price limits for gasoline and diesel will be increased by 125 yuan and 120 yuan per ton, respectively. 8. Shanghai Gold Exchange: Temporarily waives transaction fees for Hong Kong-listed international board inquiry contracts. 9. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) issued the "Implementation Plan on Promoting the Opening and Interconnection of Logistics Data to Effectively Reduce the Logistics Costs of the Whole Society." 10. The General Office of the State Council issued the "Several Measures on Further Promoting the Development of Private Investment." International News: 1. Tesla registered stock for CEO Elon Musk's compensation package. 2. Federal Reserve's Daly: Policymakers need to remain open to further interest rate cuts. 3. According to a Fox News reporter: US House Speaker Johnson expects the House of Representatives to reconvene early this week. 4. Spot gold surged by more than $100 intraday, breaking through $4,100 per ounce for the first time since October 27. 5. The Bank of England proposed setting a cap of £20,000 on individual stablecoin holdings and a limit of £10 million on corporate stablecoin holdings. 6. According to Indian media reports, a car bomb exploded near the Red Fort in Delhi, India. Following the explosion, New Delhi, the Indian capital, declared a high alert.

Brazilian central bank official Vivan: New cryptocurrency regulations will provide a safer environment for investors.